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Leadership Books: December 2006Here's a look at some of the best leadership books being released in December. For a look a little further out see the Upcoming 2007 releases. The Six Sigma Leader: Putting the Power of Business Excellence Into Everything You Do by Peter S. Pande Simple Solutions: Harness the Power of Passion and Simplicity to Get the Results You Need by Thomas Schmitt and Arnold Perl The Book of Hard Choices: How to Make the Right Decisions at Work and Keep Your Self-Respect by James A. Autry and Peter Roy Paths to Power: How Insiders and Outsiders Shaped American Business Leadership by Anthony J. Mayo, Nitin Nohria and Laura G. Singleton Building Character: Strengthening the Heart of Good Leadership by Gene Klann    
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My favorite story is about Alan Greenspan who commented regarding the question of when he knew that he had made it ie) rich perse. He answered "when I no longer had to concern myself with how much the book cost."
If you can't afford a new book, try the preamble to the Constitution and ask yourself what the words might mean today.
We the People (Power derives from us)
More Perfect Union (We can always do better)
Establish Justice (Keep it fair and honest)
Domestic Tranquility (We must do it peacefully)
Common Defence (Everyone is responsible)
General Welfare (We must look out for eachother)
Blessings of Liberty (From freedom, we obtain opportunity)
Posterity (We have a responsibility to the future)
PS: I am not sure that I didn't see this idea presented before by someone else, but at least its sorta fun to do myself. I encourage anyone to choose your own words of what you think it means today.
Posted by: Matthew Laos | December 1, 2006 09:26 PM